The Alabama High School Athletic Association, citing a ban on Sunday games, has put in jeopardy plans by Hoover High to play an Ohio prep football power on ESPN2. [SI] “Sunday is a day of worship,” AHSAA executive director Dan Washburn said when citing the reason for denying Hoover’s application to play an out-of-state opponent.

Can you even buy beer in Hoover on Sunday? Hell, you can’t buy beer in a lot of places in Bama on Sunday. Now Rush Propst the MTV Megalomaniac, wants play a high school football game on the Sabbath. Like buying beer Rush, you got 6 other days of the week to get it done.

“It looks to me, it’s an anti-Hoover move,” Hoover Coach Rush Propst said. Mal Moore hiring Nick Saban as the Bama Head Coach over Rush Propst, shocking as it may be, was an anti-Hoover move too, bitch. Or like when MTV canceled your TV Series Two A Day, more disrespect from the drive-by national left wing media. I am sure the association was only trying to “help you help yourself” by keeping you out of situations that allowed you to explode with your patemted potty mouth F-Bomb (Mike Shula Smiles)  tirades on the national stage, on Sundays…

Try and maintain your perspective Rush, you are a high school coach that is being quoted in Sports Illustrated, which sucks as a magazine BTW.

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